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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
1
Cardinal Gibbons argues that conflict between capital and labor harms society and urges peaceful relations and arbitration. He asserts unions aim for lawfulness and that strikes are drastic remedies paralyzing industry and harming workers, urging enforcement of laws and social harmony.
A list shows sixty jurymen drawn last Saturday to serve at the October term of the superior court. Names include Atkins Frank Kay, Anderson H N, Lewis Floyd, Barkley A W, Larkin Ed, and others.
Aberdeen embraces wood pulp and paper from sawmill waste as Pacific Coast Wood Pulp and Paper Co forms with a $1,000,000 capital to install a mini mill. Greely Kolts and J. C. W. Stanley lead a venture promising 500 tons weekly output and 600 to 800 jobs, with offices at 302 East Market Street and a projected weekly labor and material cost of about $10,703.
Tacoma pitcher Phil Dellar dominated Aberdeen with a 5 to 1 victory. Dellar allowed only three scattered hits, while Martinke's three base hit sparked Tacoma’s early lead and Dellar doubled in Shea for another run. Aberdeen scored in the eighth on Anderson, Brown, and Spencer hits.
The San Francisco carmen strike has lasted about three months causing vast losses to workers and merchants. The piece urges the press to raise its moral tone, endorse law and order, and promote arbitration to settle capital and labor disputes.
Louis H. Burnett received an autographed letter from Secretary Taft thanking him for presenting a gold spoon during his Aberdeen visit. Taft expresses appreciation for hospitality and hopes their paths cross again, signed by Wa. H. Tarr.
The Herald reviews Uncle Josh Perkins as a wholesome pastoral comedy with delicate pathos and moral tone. It features a superb company portraying fourteen distinct characters in an American tale of charm and complication. One night engagement at the Grand on Sunday evening September 22.
The Sprincer family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for help and sympathy after the death and burial of their beloved son. They acknowledge the beautif ul flowers and express appreciation for these acts of kindness.
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